Floridaâs land is disappearing faster than our funding can save it
To keep pace with todayâs land market, Florida needs to invest more than $1 billion each year in conservation funding.
To keep pace with todayâs land market, Florida needs to invest more than $1 billion each year in conservation funding.
The latest version lets local government deny a project that is âsubstantially inconsistentâ with a comp plan.
But time is running out, with the legislative session slated to end March 13.
The 'Blue Ribbon Projects' bill would make it easier to turn thousands of acres of rural Florida into sprawling development.
Local leaders and Floridians who want a say in how their communities grow must speak up now
HB 299 and SB 354 create a fast track for massive projects to bypass local development rules.
Since its inception in 2001, the program has preserved over 225,000 acres of working agricultural land.
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We must ask candidates for real solutions to problems such as sea-level rise and other climate change impacts.
Thanks to state leadership and local lawmakers, this former condo site will be turned into public parkland on Destinâs waterfront.
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